132 episodes
The Acts 29 Podcast Acts 29
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 59 Ratings
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Acts 29 is a global network of churches bound by relationship, theological clarity, and a shared missional commitment to church planting. Our mission is to catalyze a movement of effective and multiplying churches across the world to the glory of Christ. This interview-based podcast provides insights from pastors and leaders on topics related to church planting and theology.
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Marriage and Ministry with Rodney Wilkinson
Rodney Wilkinson, pastor of Gospel Fellowship Church and host of the Married in the Middle podcast, shares insights on building a flourishing marriage amid the challenges of ministry work.
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Theological Clarity with Kirk McDonald
Theological clarity is essential for the work of church planting and ministry. Kirk McDonald joins the podcast to discuss how pastors and church leaders can help their churches to cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation for theology.
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Church Mergers with Bryan Robbins
Bryan Robbins joins the podcast to discuss the benefits of church mergers and provides insights into navigating challenges that may arise.
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Urban Church Planting with Tyler St. Clair
Tyler St. Clair, pastor of Cornerstone Church of Detroit, shares about what it takes to plant an urban church, especially in under-resourced inner city contexts.
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Decades of Church Planting with David Pinckney
Acts 29's David Pickney (Regional Director | North Atlantic & Southeast) shares about his decades of church planting and ministry experience in this episode.
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Church Planting in Transient Cities with Adam Muhtaseb
Pastor Adam Muhtaseb joins the podcast to discuss church planting in transient cities.
Customer Reviews
Encouraging and Equipping
The podcast is great! The volume has been low recently so may want to take a look at that, but the topics are helpful and encouraging.
9. Holy Spirit
A great and helpful listen. Thank you.
So much potential but so much harm
They are changing lives not with the gospel but with trauma.
Planting churches is needed, but this network seems more fraternity than family. Instead of accountability, male leaders in the network are shuffled around to other churches where they go on to wound others.
I would encourage listeners and the podcast speakers here to listen to the true, untold stories of those coming out with real wounds from A29 churches through the Bodies Behind the Bus podcast. A29 wants to reach unreached people, but they have no idea how to share the gospel in a way that ministers to people with real trauma, and, instead, they add to the trauma through spiritual abuse.
The bus Mark Driscoll drove is still running people over.
They seem to pursue growth at all costs, and the cost is paid by those unempowered and unheard.